Search Results for : %2Jurisdiction and Powers of the Courts in Matters of Arbitration Generally"
...as the field of arbitration continues to evolve and the level of competition for roles grows ever higher, the rules that apply to ‘arbitration country’ appear to be evolving too....
...at Triage Law, a Lahore-based commercial and arbitration law firm, and the Founder & President of the Center for International Investment and Commercial Arbitration (CIICA), Pakistan’s first international arbitration center....
...the use of arbitration for resolving sports-related disputes (Section VI). Later, the relationship between arbitration and Article 6(1) of the European Convention on Human Rights (“ECHR”) regarding consent is briefly...
...language versions were not consistent with each other. Specifically, the language regarding bringing a claim to local courts before resorting to arbitration differed among the authentic versions, leading to divergent...
...the auspices of the American Arbitration Association’s International Centre for Dispute Resolution applying the AAA’s Commercial Arbitration Rules. The prevailing party in the arbitration received a multi-million dollar damages award,...
...it occurs more frequently. Most international arbitrations are conducted under institutional auspices. The ICC International Court of Arbitration continues to be the most prominent international arbitration institution. It is also...
...arbitration provides a concise introduction to the predominant forms of domestic arbitration. Also included is a unique discussion of bias in “triangular” arbitration arrangements and a surprisingly thorough analysis of...
...has issued two sets of arbitration rules: its general purpose WIPO Arbitration Rules (“WIPO Rules”) and its WIPO Expedited Arbitration Rules (“WIPO Expedited Rules”) for disputes requiring and amenable to...
...services as counselors, advocates, arbitrators and institutional arbitration providers. The author was recently invited to offer reflections on the future of business-to-business arbitration to the College of Commercial Arbitrators, an...
...emerged as an important contribution to our understanding of international arbitration. The empirical surveys conducted by the School of International Arbitration at Queen Mary University of London in 2006 and...
...there are good reasons for considering Germany as a venue for international arbitrations. II. GERMANY’S LONG ARBITRATION HISTORY For 130 years, Germany has taken a favorable approach to arbitration. Arbitration...
...venue for international arbitration. These elements include: A good network of modern arbitration laws and conventions. A strong local presence on the part of the main international arbitration institutions. A...
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